CA Simple v1.3 by Shadow | 200+ Chams | Updated ESP | Tool Tips | Music Player |
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CA Simple v1.3 by Shadow | 200+ Chams | Updated ESP | Tool Tips | Music Player |
CA Simple v1.3
(Not so simple anymore)
This may be the biggest update to my simple series I have done yet, I hope you enjoy the new features I implemented. They include Texture Chams, Tool Tips (Displays the description of the hacks), more ESP options, and manycham options (I love chams). There are some things I kept the same however, such as the crisp menu and the always original music player, that has now become popular among hack features. Well, you shouldn't read too much of this, you have some serious legit hacking to do! Note: Only tested for CA NA.
Screenshot:
Features:
Code:
Crosshair
Engine Chams
Wallhack
DIP Chams (100 possible combinations)
Texture Chams (100 possible combinations)
Ghost Chams
Wireframe
ESP Health
ESP Boxes
ESP Lines
ESP Names
No Spread
Tool Tips
Move Menu
Music Player (Up to 10 songs)
Information on how to use the Music Player:
Code:
1. The music player will only work on C:\ drives at the moment
2. It is located at C:\Music folder when you inject the hack
3. Add your songs into the folder
4. It only supports .wav files
5. A maximum of 10 songs may be in the folder at once, any others will not load
6. You MUST rename your songs in the folder like so: "song1", "song2", "song3", etc. Song1 would show as "1" when you activate the Music Player.
7. There is a readme file inside the .rar file attached, which explains all of this.
8. An example of what the songs should look like in the folder is located here.
If it crashes upon injection, use an injector that implements 'stealth' injection and clean your CA folder.
If the hack crashes a few minutes into the game, rename the hack, cipher the hack with Jason's PE Cipher, and clean your CA folder.
I'll add more upon request.
Very nice; i love bright chams and music is good for when the sound of the guns quits working cuz my computer sucks lmao.
Instead of adding millions of chams and if statements, just create a simple color slider tool that allows the user to select the RGB Values for front and back colors
Originally Posted by Flengo
Instead of adding millions of chams and if statements, just create a simple color slider tool that allows the user to select the RGB Values for front and back colors
If you'd look at the menu showoff thread, you'd see that I've already made that. They're switch statements also
Nice, I like.
crashed at start
Originally Posted by gamehacker568
crashed at start
I'll add some crash fixes to the thread, try them out.
nice man, keep it up.
Originally Posted by Shadow`
If you'd look at the menu showoff thread, you'd see that I've already made that. They're switch statements also
Switch statements can be used in C++? O.o I gotta start learning C++ soon. Already learning Java :3
Now that I think of it, hacks wouldn't be really hard to make using Java; are the any programs or anything to make .dll files for Java coders though or is it only C++ and d3d9? (Haven't looked into this at all so sorry if it seems like a nooby question)
Originally Posted by DisturbedA7X
Switch statements can be used in C++? O.o I gotta start learning C++ soon. Already learning Java :3
Now that I think of it, hacks wouldn't be really hard to make using Java; are the any programs or anything to make .dll files for Java coders though or is it only C++ and d3d9? (Haven't looked into this at all so sorry if it seems like a nooby question)
Java doesn't use/have pointers or references. Pointers are used in hacking, and are fairly important therefore, I have no idea how you would hack a game in Java.
Originally Posted by teehee15
Java doesn't use/have pointers or references. Pointers are used in hacking, and are fairly important therefore, I have no idea how you would hack a game in Java.
It's called Java Native Access / Java Native Interface , and it's possible to hack a game with Java.
Keep up the good work
Originally Posted by Shadow`
It's called Java Native Access / Java Native Interface , and it's possible to hack a game with Java.
Thanks. I'll ask my friend if he knows about this (he knows more Java than me) and if he doesn't I'll just look at online tutorials tomorrow :3
Also @teehee15 I'm pretty sure Java has pointers because my friend said something about them once, but I haven't learned about them yet lol. I've been studying arrays and making games. Made: Math games (integer analyzers, palindrome testers, etc.) and currently making Hangman and Slots (-Slots using 5 dice, Ace through King, and 4 dif. colors like a card game with dice and slots version lmao. So. Complicated.)